Beasley s words "Blow Melon" caused controversy! Anthony responded strongly: I ve never lost a single fight

Recently, former NBA player Michael Beasley defeated Lance Stephenson 31-21 in a one-on-one match, winning a prize of $100,000. After the game, Beasley spoke amazingly. When the host said that his favorite player was Cameron Anthony, Beasley directly said: "I can beat him by one-on-one fight! (I 'll bust Melo 's a.)"** This remark quickly sparked heated discussions

This remark quickly became a hot search - You know, Beasley was the second-tier show in 2008, and his explosive score averaged 20.8 points per game at his peak was shocking; and Anthony, as a representative of the 03 Platinum generation, was selected as the All-Star 10 times, and the "Melon"'s mid-range singles are even more NBA textbook level existence.

Beasley and Stephenson's one-on-one match attracted many NBA stars to watch, including Wall, Oladipo, Drummond, etc. Mavericks star Irving also served as a commentary guest. In the

game, Beasley showed excellent personal offensive ability and finally won by 10 points and won a prize of $100,000. However, his comments on the live broadcast after the game escalated this originally entertaining one-on-one match into a "battle of retired stars."

Faced with Beasley's provocation, Anthony was fully active in the show "7PM in Brooklyn": "I have never lost a single match. Brother, I have never lost 1V1!" He admitted that he was ridiculed by the outside world for "only know how to fight one-on-one", but this just proves his dominance in one-on-one field. However, he also made it clear that he would not come back to participate in the competition: "I retire, I won't play."

However, Anthony's response was not just tough. He then changed the subject: "For the sake of basketball culture, I will support Beasley and bet on him. Few people can get Beasley in one-on-one."

This commercial mutually puffed statement not only showed Anthony's confidence, but also showed that he had no intention of having an open showdown with Beasley, but chose to support his juniors with the attitude of "basketball legend".

Basley and Anthony are both top singles players in NBA history. As fans joked: "This wave belongs to Guan Gong and Qin Qiong, no one will win!"

So who would win if Beasley and Anthony fight one-on-one?